This document discusses cloud computing, including what it is, why organizations use it, how it works, common users, and advantages and disadvantages. It notes that cloud computing provides economies of scale, diversity and aggregation of resources, and flexibility. Common users include web and software companies, small and medium businesses, and high-traffic websites. The main advantages are flexibility, easy access, low costs, and less labor intensity, while the primary disadvantages are loss of control, potential privacy and security risks, lack of support, and downtime if internet connections fail.

2. What is Cloud Computing?
Why Cloud Computing?
How Cloud Computing Works?
Who uses Cloud Computing?
Advantages & Disadvantages

3. What is Cloud Computing?

4. Why Cloud Computing?
1. Economies of scale
Cheaper & Bigger
2. Diversity and aggregation
More & Diverse
3. Flexibility
Reliable & Sensible

5. How Cloud Computing Works?

6. Who Should Use Cloud Computing?
Web 2.0 Companies
Small Businesses
Medium Business
Software-as-a-services (Saas) Companies
Hosting Resellers & Web Developers
High Traffic Sites & Online Store

7. Advantages & Disadvantages
Flexibility Lose – Control
Easily access Risk in Privacy &
Quick & easy Confidential
Cheap
Lack of Support
Less - labor intensive
Possible downtime
Unlimited Storage
(Internet Connection)

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